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Case registered against Himanshu Verma and two others for property fraud

The Vijay Nagar Police today charged a manufacturer Himanshu Verma, blamed for offering the same property to various individuals, under the stringent Uttar Pradesh Gangsters Control Act. The case has been enlisted at the Noida police headquarters in part 62 against Himanshu Verma Builder, they said. 

Himanshu Verma, his better half Subhiksha Verma and Satyam Verma-all occupants of Gautambudh Nagar-have been named for the situation, police said. 

"They have been blamed for tricking individuals by unlawfully offering a similar level to various individuals. They have likewise been blamed for getting credits for a similar level under various names from banks," as indicated by a police articulation. 

The blamed as of now have cases for cheating, imitation of archives, among different charges, enlisted against them at the Noida police headquarters here, it said. An instance of misrepresentation and fraud was enrolled against him in 2016, at that point in 2018 and that year he was reserved under the Gangster Act, the police said. 

"The police today started an activity against Himanshu Verma under the arrangements of the (UP) Gangsters (Control) Act. They would trick guileless individuals by illicitly selling them pads and complete numerous libraries for a similar level," Noida Policeman said. 

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